Life on Hifi

Randell, is the founder of RISE, the arts movement and company based in Toronto. His life is coloured with challenges and triumphs, from having multiple near death experiences, to being arrested, to sharing the same stage with former president Barack Obama while performing a beautiful spoken word segment in 2020. Tune in as we dig into his story and talk about the idea of “claiming what’s yours.”

In Part 2 of "Finding Your Way," Flo, a creative in transit who recently quit his roles as a Financial Advisor at CIBC and Creative Director of YAWA magazine, reflects on fear, money and time. The search for clarity has his Life on Hifi.

Guest Folarin Odunayo, aka Flo, is a creative in transit. He recently quit his roles as Financial Advisor at CIBC and Creative Director of YAWA magazine to embark on a new journey of self discovery. Follow along as we touch on fear, love, money and peeling back the layers of who we are

Episode 7 is a continuation of episode 6, focusing on the importance of finding stillness in the midst of a busy mind. Listen to Dominic Justina and aspiring filmmaker Nana Frimpong reflect on life, self care and balance.

Episode 6  is all about the importance of finding stillness in the midst of a busy mind. Listen to Dominic Justina and aspiring filmmaker Nana Frimpong reflect on life, self care and balance.

Sharine Taylor, Founder and Editor-in-chief of Bashy Magazine, talks finding her footing as a writer and her passion for Jamaican cultural production. We also talk testing your creative strength, translating that energy into entrepreneurship and embracing the trial and error of it all.

Career coach and author, Luki Danukarjanto, reveals the stuff he wish he knew earlier and the story of his switch from the corporate to entrepreneur world. We explore myths about university, why building relationships trumps all and why it’s important to challenge the status quo. This is a synopsis of part 2 of this conversation, stay tuned for the full version.

Toronto’s millennial career coach and author, Luki Danukarjanto says, “The pain of doing weighs ounces and the pain of regret weighs tons.” After much career success, Luki faces a quarter-career-crisis and decides to leave his industry job to follow what he loves. This is a synopsis of part 1, stay tuned for the full conversation

Inspired by Episode 1, this is a conversation between three young women #millennials #creatives who tackle some of life’s most marvellous questions, with pizza and wine. Dominic Justina converses with Oprah in her head, Sienna admits she can’t memorize 100 words everyday and Audrey doesn’t think Oprah is a real person (Oprah we love you). It gets pretty deep. Cheers!

Transitions. We all go through them, but they are not always easy. Toronto-based visual artist, Kofi Frempong, reveals just how much stepping outside of his comfort zone crafted a new beginning for him as he shares the story of honouring his passion.